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We’ve all seen them or experienced them, blended families with angry, resentful children or teens. And parents who are just trying to “live through it” until the kids are old enough to leave home. In some cases, the children aren’t only angry but are in full-blown rebellion. I don't have to tell you this falls far short of God's best for families.How does this happen when couples start out with such high hopes for their marriages and families?
Emotions are real and part of being human. In fact, God created us as emotional beings. But problems result when we allow our emotions to control our thoughts, words, and actions. When that happens, we can quickly end up in a ditch, spiritually and relationally. This is first in a series on "Handling Emotions Biblically." In this series, we'll look at emotions, how they affect us and how we can handle them God's way. I published this series three years ago but because so much of my counseling this year has had to do with worry, anxiety, depression and other emotions, I am editing and republishing it. I know you will find it helpful, not because of my writing, but because it's based on God's eternal truth.
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